1
Addressed to: NHS England
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 1
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the process for Independent Investigations in Mental Health Homicides is reviewed in line with the review of the Serious Incident Framework. This process review should consider the proposals for:
I. a single approach to the quality of reports; including standardised template and agreed investigation methodology
II. the provision of a synopsis of the IIMHH by the investigation panels for publication and sharing
III. improvement in the timeliness of the report and reduce delays
IV. provision of an independent chair of Trust internal investigations and/or provision of multi-agency reviews with an independent chair
V. the support to families and carers of advocate and who would be present on the investigation panel
VI. to provide standard and event specific terms of reference which focus on outcomes and identify local, regional and national recommendations.
VII. provide a recommendation workshop with the NHS Trust and other agencies involved
VIII. monitor embedding of learning and lessons learned through the CCG quality monitoring and the CQC.
2
Addressed to: NHS England
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 2
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that a national repository is provided to deliver a single access point for IIMHH reports, and that publication standards are developed to provide complete publication of the IIMHH, the synopsis and the recommendations for public access
3
Addressed to: NHS England
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 3
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the requirement for consideration of predictability and preventability in IIMHH investigations is either removed or a national standard definition provided and used by all Investigation panels and included in the revision and the principles of the Serious Incident Framework.
4
Addressed to: IIGC
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 4
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the IIGC continues to function as the strategic governance group for Independent Investigations into mental healthcare related homicides, and makes the necessary linkages with other national programmes of work i.e. mental health and quality and safety.
5
Addressed to: IIGC
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 5
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the IIGC identifies the strategic co-dependencies with agencies such as police, probation, prison engaged with mental health services to optimize the learning and improvement and to provide a platform for joint working at the strategic level.
6
Addressed to: IIGC
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 6
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the IIGC should alert the National Quality Board and the Quality Assurance Group of the complexities and challenges of sharing learning and implementing improvement across the wider systems and with those partners identified by recommendation four.
7
Addressed to: IIGC
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 7
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the IIGC should develop additional metrics and key performance indicators to provide assurance of regional adherence to quality as well as process requirements of Independent Investigations and the Serious Incident Framework.
8
Addressed to: IIGC
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 8
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the IIGC should develop measures to demonstrate the impact and outcomes of the Independent Investigation process, with particular regard to; learning, service improvement, policy development and the experience of all affected families and carers.
9
Addressed to: IIGC
No Response Published
Link to recommendation 9
Recommendation · source text
It is recommended that the outcomes of the perpetrator characteristics and profile identified in this review be shared with the appropriate commissioners and service providers for the future commissioning of services.